John Waterhouse | Our Love Grows Stronger Jennine Parker Richard Hambleton painted ominous black

Richard Hambleton painted ominous black silhouettes on unexpected street corners and in alleyways across Manhattan

The original poster format

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and London who respond to both the equine tradition and the sensory world of the Mediterranean

Paul Normansell's dot portrait technique — thousands of individual dots of colour building an image that resolves at distance into a portrait of remarkable presence — is applied here to one of the most significant musical artists of the twentieth century

John Waterhouse | Our Love Grows Stronger Jennine Parker Richard Hambleton painted ominous blackJohn Waterhouse Our Love Grows Stronger Limited edition print Our Love Grows Stronger combines the personal and the botanical love and growth sharing the quality of becoming more rather than less over time. His British landscape practice finds in this title a natural subject: the living world as metaphor for the deepening of human feeling. Available through Creed Gallery, Ascot, for collectors in Camberley, Surrey, Berkshire, and London. Limited